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ENGLISH DETECTIVES n TIE MEsr.-A sDec.ai
from Denver 70 TIE New lorG Eios'!d SAYS: Two Il
the Scotland Yard detectives whose prssence WAS
made known by tie World Ia New YORK IRE now
supposed 20 he In Denver. One Is accom- panied by
a woman supposed 10 be his VIE BIT Bftle Is
known as " their plans and operations save that
they are said 70 be spying out and l.pting the
movements OF prominent members ~ The land
league IN the West. They are said 10 have been ia
Sioux City and omaha. and came thence TO Is-D-
yer. An Interesting feature OF the case Is that
they are also said 20 be followed from city 10 CITY
By detective sent out from New York in the In
terest Of the league. Prominent lftshiaen here,
when interro2ated decline 20 discuss the quesiioa
az present, but make no denial OF tlese repo-tS
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THE kOUTS DISASTER.
The Names Of Only Nine OF the KillSd
Learned as Yet.

HUNTINGTON, IND, october 12.-Dr. Charles
Wright and Mrs. E. Ayers OF Huntington. were
among the wounded in the railroad wreck at
Kouts Their injuries are painful, but NOS dan
The killed in the wreck, so far as known, are
Or: VIM Perry, wife and daughter, Of North Jud-
aiiier, VIM. Miller. Herman Miller and Minnie
Miller, Of Dundee, Ill
Beyers Engineer Dorsey and Fireman Willetts, Of
this city. None OF the injured are in a serious
condition, and are doing we'll
The coroner or Stark COuIty, who accompanied
the dead and wounded under the escort Of the
railroad ofiicialS, took testimony up to midnight.
The COrOner's investigation.
coSDrcToE PARKS DIDN'T KNOW THE FREIGHT WAS
COMING.
Testimony before the coroner here as to the hor-
rible collision on the Chicago and Atlantic road
near kOuts, began with the deposition Of j. b.
Parks, conductor OF the passenger train. He tes-
TINED that his train was nearly TWO hours late,
having broken eccentric strap on the engine be.
tween Hurlbut and Boone Grove.
ave stopped for water east OF Boone Grove" he
continued. "ln three minutes train No, As struck
US In the rear end and teiescoped the sleeper into
the ladies' car. smoker, and baggage cars The
gers out. Nine were killed and burned. The soma
phore was turned when we stopped. / did not
know the freight train was coming. When 1t
twenty miles an hour
FEARFUL SPEED OF THE FREIGHT.
u w: Jacobs passenger brakeman, testified that
Cotton going back with signal light He could
not see the headlight OF the freight engine until It
Was only about eight or ten car lengths away
II was coming down grade at about 25 or 30 miles
an hour.
j. 8. p. Cotton, second brakeman on the passen.
ger train, was the next witness He said: 81 was
told by Conductor Parks that I'VE had As, and ex-
ira A., and TO look out Jumped of our train
before we stopped at the tank and
ran back to nag the freight train. The freight
called for brakes. was Knocked senseless by the
passing freight"
TIE PASSENGER TRAIN WAS BEHIED TINE.
b. Conner, engineer, and E. Sippenneld, fire.
man, on the passenger train, testified that their
engine was disabled II had not stopped more
than three minutes when the fast freight struck
their train. The collision occurred about two
minutes after the Semaphore light was turned.
The passenger train was behind time, and the
head brakeman was assisting at the engine when
the crash came.
THB PhElGHT CREW WAS NOT WARMED.
Engineer Dorsey and Fireman Willetts of the
fast freight, testified that they started out on
time, and received no orders as to any passenger
engine ing disabled and behind time When
Boone Grove was reached the signal was
all night, and the operator told them to
60 ahead, giving no other orders. They did not
intend TO stop at state Line ditch tank and were
running at high rate OF speed. All the trainmen
examined claimed the night was foggy and that
danger signals could not be seen until they were
right upon them.
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CuriOus Weather In Great Britain.
SNOW STORMS ACCOMPANIED By THUNDER AND
LI0HTN-N0
LONDON, October 12.-Sn0w storms ACCOMPANIED
by thunder and lightning have prevailed In Eng
land and Wales. The roads In Wales are Blocked
with spow.
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A Court.HOuse Romano
MARRIED 10 ALICE BY THE corRr THAT ACQUITTED
HIN OF AURDERING RER UNCLE.

MARRIED TO ALICE BY THE corRr THAT ACQUITTED
HIN or AURpERrNG RER UNCLE.
A telegram from Coffeeyille Miss, october TO-
says: The Circuit Court OF Calhoun County, re.
Gently convened, has had the climax OF a romance
OF the close OF its session The last case on the
docket was that OF the state against Robert and
simon woodward, who were indicted for the muir
der OF Archie Douglass an old man who lived
eight miles east OF this place, on the vanns Mil
In June OF last year, Bob woodward a youth
twenty years OF age. began paying court 10 Allce
Douglass. o niece or the Archie Douglass who was
killed He soon gained her affection, and the two,
hand In hand. approached the uncle, asking his
consent 70 an early marriage. Douglass imineai-
ately new into passion, and ordered the young
od a. 10
my door again, and you Need my words, for IL you
ever attempt 70 see or have any communication
This was . total surprise 70 the young couple,
who had anticipated no trouble In gaining the old
mans consent An elopement was soon planned.
simon and trend came 70 town on the 2cth OF
August, secured Q marriage license, and waiting
until night rode out TO Douglass residence. on
nearing the gate Bob gave the signal agreed On
but as no answer was returned simon, his brother,
volunteered TO creep around TO the girls window
had not taken dozen steps before Archie Doug.
lass stepped from the shadows OF the house. aud
without speaking, presented Q double-barrelied
The gun missed IRE, ana before Douglass could try
the other barrel, the young man had drawn a
revolver and sent Q bullet through his heart.
Douglass sank to the ground dead, and the young
men, mounting their horses, rode back 70 town
when court came on change OF venue was
taken 70 Calhoun County. This deiayed the trial
for year, ana It was not until this term that the
boys had TO answer the charge OF murder In the
nrst degree. The jury brought In verdict OF jus
Unable homicide, and the two brothers were az
once discharged Immediately Bob woodward
rose from his seat made hts way through the
crowd Of spectators to where q yelled female sat,
and, extending his arm 10 her. led her BACK with
ward. presenting the license he had purchased Q
year before, asked to be married The judge soon
BY cheering mob, repaired TO their home
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l4l5 Nst- n.w- llr. .sG3
liz 18th st. H., Tor. . 30
2Z6 n. ]. ave. Sc. Tor. 80
III Del. avS.u.e.,1Jr.., 50
242S Craven Terrace. VI. so
2U.52 u ST. n.w., 1Ur. -
24l6 lith st.n.w..llr...50
1917 Conn. ave. 13r..S7.50
202s I st. NV. Or. 30
1907 10Th st. NV, Tor. so
1o14 10th st. NV. l7r.JO
l3th6h /. ave. NV, llr.-
HOS + Ut. n. W.. ] 0r. -
Ill ID st. NV. llr. 40
24OS l4th 81. n. W., Tor 40
i907-11 7th ct. Nv.
3r. and store. IS
49, Mo. ave.D.w..9 Or. 80
1906 10th st.n.w.. IT.. 80
l2l3 9TH st. E.w.. er. 70
1926 18th st. u. w.. 10
1902 Corcorsn st., Or. -
l5l3-lJ-l7-l9 v St n.
W., llr.................-
216-22-24 LIST p.w..ey. Is
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cocSTxr sroKEKEErER scsfESprp From raE GILL
ING IN BrRsLARx.
special from fremont, Pa, october II. says;
Thieves broke into the hardware store OF James
Long AZ Pine Grove last night. The burglars were
very noisy In their efforts and -Sakened Nj. Loag,
who was In an adjoining DID. ding. He entered
the sferefoom By private entrance. but was i'm
medieteiy confronted with q dark lantern and two
pistels pointed az his head. The robbers tied his
oanos together and fastened a 0-pound sausage
mecnine 70 The rope thar bound them Heavy
rpss wese then drawn through under his arm
Uss Ano tnus he was suspended nom the ceiling,
nis Voes barely touching the noor.
nc was Prevented from making any noise By
peing gagged with green window shade. As the
Snnoe became saturated with saliva Il shed its
potson. wnicn al descended into the poor mans
Momacn. Long was forced 70 vomit frequently.
nc vas discovered and released by his wife about
"a nour aiter ne had LEFT her. He was completely
thieves escaped. They stole guns and cutlery
amounting 70 $500
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GEx. FariKNFn HEN roK R,Sr-Wrrorr,

The examination OF Gen. Lester B. Faulkner.
charged with assisting TO ofelkthe flSt National
Bank at n1nsvtlle. v. T.. was cUrciulc AT Bus-
falo yesterday afternoon. and BE- Was held On tue
sum OF SO ooo to stand trial at The next Term OF
the court. The outcome OF the exafaiGa;iJn WAS
something o; 4 surprise, as Gen. Fdulknsr was
confident that no evidence would be d-ve.oDei
suricient 10 connect him in responsible way with
the bank.
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LION kkNT-HOCSEA
Il Su5.s r St. fur-.l3r SSC
fArk Hotel. 18th st. road z !
sZJ SUI ST n w.. l3r. I'll
Lilo ? ct. nv Sr......6t
I'd and ID doors. 426
9Th st. n ". It'd
Gs1s L n w. VI. ......5l
1sv6 Ps. az. "A. w.. 5r....4t
l335 I'd St n-~.lposses-
sion Nov.l51.5 30. sc
liza TIN st NV. Sr-3t
Upper part laos y 81.
NV. sr--..-..--..---2s
.0l4 yth u. n. ". Or. ~
Sso1 l4th NV. Sr. -. 81
$50 sth 81 n. w..6r.2L5l
5.Sso Z ST . g. Sf.-...zO.4j
lSA3 l2th ST l. ". Or. ~
SrOhks An
Store and dwelling 80
ii 81 u ". %. .t35
46s La zv., basement. 81
40s La Ay.. ID H. Ar. 80
41l stn NV. LIST D., Ar. y
blo-e RON l54l "a nv IL
9TH and flsye. .EVoul g. Is
The Above 10 only a port
books foE full ilss cal ~
the LIST and lota- tOllI
EOR RENT-DININ6-k(
II -. -l.-..as.-.. -. ,
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Western Union Affair.
Some SIGNIFICANT FACTS REVEALED AT TIE xErrrN

some SIGNIFICANT FACTS REVEALED AT THE MEETING
OF DIRECTORS TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, October 12.-There was a large num-
Der OF stockholders present at the Western Union
meeting to-day, and much interest was shown in
the reading Of the annual report. The main
facts concerning 1t are as follows: The gross
earnings for the year ending June so were
Cummings, s., 0s7.2s interest and sinking fund.
s533 o65; balance, So O4, 2l6 dividends ssh ,s64:
surplus from years business, 81, 60, 352 The last
feature Is the vital one, as II compares with a
deficit in meeting charges last year OF Sl4, 1ea
enormous total OF &7,3oA63O, an increase Of
4,l04,273 over those transmitted the previous
year. The average receipts per message was re.
duced TO 30k cents against 20 o-10 cents the pre-
vious year, With reduction 10 the cost OF hand
ling 70 23x cents against - cents the previous
year.
THE PURcHAsB or .. AND O. LIyEs
The report concludes oy saying that the facilities
and advantages afforded by the addition OF the
Baltimore and Ohio system, IL Is confidently
believed win largely increase the revenues. This
close OF the fiscai year and not
included In the report will swell the company's
plant TO about 162, 900 miles OF lines and over
6so,OO0 miles OF wires. The contract with the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad was ratined. and the
The Nebraska Land and Cattle CO. assigned at
81. Louis yesterday TO Judge Keller. The assets
are $50 900: liabilities $4,000. The wind up
1000, 900 was offered. while the June wind up
showed but 1900 head.
In Indianapolis, Ind, Denny, republican. for
mayor, and Bowius clerk, are elected by major1.
ties ranging from 500 70 1000 Republicans VIII
AZ The election at Alfred Center, n. r., yestar.
day, the nrst under the new incorporation, ten
wonen cast voteA
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DrcasfoS m FAVOR on fHr BELL CoAPANY.-At
st. Louis yesterday Judge Tnayer, OF the United
StatAs Circuit Coun. IN the case of the American
Fen Teiephone co. against Philip L Rose ct al.
:syued Al order restraining the Defendants nom
dlrecrly or Indirectly making. using, selling. OF
o. telephonic appare tus embracing or enbodytny
the Inventions and improvements % patents
granted TO Alexander Granain Bell The defend
sars arc suh;s0ned 70 appear In the Circuit Court
saturday mex. 20 argue the motion iof temporary
ln1uncffOn.
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Miss Dauvray Becomes Mrs. ShOrtstop
Ward.

NEW YosK, October 12.-John N. Ward, short
stop OF the New York Base Bali Clab and former
captain Of the nine was married to Miss ,elen
Dauvray, the actress, this morning. The cere-
Mony TOOK place at Oc Iock, but the place Is not
disclosed By the friends OF either participant II
was not generally know until last night that the
engagement existed, and an air Of Secresy has
been maintained by all the parties.
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EOR RESI-UNFURNI
Il l0l1 CT. av. r...S2OO
122l e, .av-n-w. Ier3o3.o3
lZl3 r st.h.W.. l.jr.. l25
1925 Macs. ave. ......l2.j
1924 CT. ay. NV, llr- l25
1915 II at. NV, l4r-..-
1906 ". II. ave.
l12.j ION s,.l.w.,i5r. lis
lS2J u st. NV, l5r. 100
1885, : ist st. n. w., 13r. 100
1OU99th ct. NV. lar. 100
l3lO Vt ay. NV. LIT. loo
1916 2lst ST. NV. l1f..0O
III 9TH NV store, Or. 80
lxO9 n ct. NV. 11r.. 80
1874 18th st. NV. lar. so
sl1 18th ct. NV, lar. :. 80
1876 ST.. upper part. Ia
1873 u st. NV. Sr. ..75
1866 n. h. sv. NV. Or. rs
l1vo u st. NV, 13r.....15
$40 18TH st. NV. 15r. 10
t521 y st. NV, 11r. 20
1854 2lst st.n.w.,1Or. 20
lt3:s 21st st NV, 1Or. IS
.Otl ST mr. u nw 1Or GS
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for 8, 425 lot Is, blk. 9, lie Drot Park. Jas. n.
Ford has bought for - 500, OF A. b. Hines lot z.
So Oh C2O Dy 70 feet on the south side or street,
between ed and 23d streets northwest.
The Will OF Jno. Geo. Fischer. rled In Register
Ciagetts once to-day. leaves TO Gotleb Werner or
his VIE In consideration OF having provided him
home, &C., all his estate, real or personal
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AmOther NATIONAL BANK In TrOubIee
A RECEIVER APPOINTED BIT THE CONTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY.
The Controller Of the Currency to-day appointed
Mr.. Manley Crosby, Of CORY. Pa to be receiver OF
the First National Bank OF that city. This bank
closed its doors about the middle OF September
but the directors and principal stockholders asked
for time in which to make good the impairment Of
the capital and to resume business. This applica.
ton was supported by tbs citizens OF CORY, who
held meeting and appointed committee 10 try
and raise the necessary amount. The Controller
yesterday received o telegram from the examiner
failed. The appointment Of a receiver followed
naturally.
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scandal im Frederick County. Nd.
LEVI GBoff Has ONE WIFE, Brr wEPT IEcAUsE uE
COULDN'T HAVE TWO.


COULDN'T HAVE TWO.
Capt Alfred schle,, n prominent citizen VI
Liberty, Frederick County. Nd, on Monday morn
Ing eloped with Miss Mamie Waltz OF the same
place. Miss Waltz had been living for thlrty-age
years with Mr.. Levi Gron, and had several chill
dren by him. Mr.. Grorr's wife Il sun living ana
resides In Pennsylvania with her parents. II Is
said that GrofY frequently expressed his Intention
OF marrying Miss Waltz as som As his vile should
die. Schley was married In Frederick CITY, Noa-
DAY, 10 Miss Waltz and when boarding the traia
the couple were met by Mr.. Gron at the depot
VINO wept, entreating Miss Waltz piteously :-sN an
ME, dear Mamie" he exclaimed, sOIbing s.do
come back. DO come back. I have always loved
you-havent 10" Its TOO late now, size REPLIED
81 am tired OF living with You waiting 10 become
your wife. love Alfred better, and he has be-
come my husband" The bell rang, Captain and
Mrs. Schley jumped on the train. looking a. happy
as though they owned the who.s world. While the
Dereaved CrOn sooOed more bitterly than ever
and had 10 he assisted home by MS friends =,
FRUSTRATED was he. All three parties are over
middle age, and the anair Is the sensation OF the
county.
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MR. RANDALL III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ran
dali was in the city to-day, on his way home from
Atlanta. He speaks quite enthusiastically OF his
0rlef visit TO the South. He leaves tonight for
PHILADELPHIA.
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Earthquake In Wales.
LONDON, October IA slight shock of earth.
quake was felt at Merthyr Tydvi, In Wales this
morning.
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DALY-HCKEY On October II. 1887. % 81. Pat
rick's Church. 81 tn Eev. Father walter. yOhr
DAILY 20 Mis- KATE HICKEY. both u wzshingtoA.
voopYIHR-wEnTR In wsshingsoa, BY Rev.
wEB6TE4 october IL 1857
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ftSht with Mextcan Smugglers.
fHREE or THEM kIILRp INCLUDING wEIL-KSow

4 special from MatamoraS Mexico says
General vsla received the following telegram
saturday, dated San Fernandino, october 8,
and signed by Lieutenant +. T. Ames: .T have
the honor 70 inform you that yesterday there
was combat With q strong party Of smugglers
" point known Is Huisachosa, near Rancho viejo.
There were captured eighteen large bales OF goods
anotwoemau ones, eight horses Q mule and three
caroineA Three or the sugglefs were killed, among
them the weli-known bandit Pedro salas OF the
Gloria ranch. Two OF my men were wounded.s
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TIE NAVAL BOARD OF SURVEY which examined
the q. s. 8. Yantic at Norfolk has reported that
her repairs would cost but 81 per cent OF her ogi-
nal value, and therefore 1t Is recommended that
the repairs BE- made
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The Courts,
CoURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Brown agt. Saunders; On hearing.

CRIMINAL CouET-Judge Goa.
Yesterday, Frank Freeman; dis0rderly house
SappeaD; verdict not guilty. Jos. Oates; house.
breaking; order to restore property TO A. NJ
Noyes. Fred. Stewart tappeal); assault; verdict,
not guilty.
To-day, strother Carter assault, tappeaD; for
ieiture set aside on payment OF costs VIM. Harna-
day. day. assault, !dol pleaded guilty; lined $40 and
costS WIN MCGUIRE, assault; rec0gnixance for
feited. John Henry Brown, house6reaking; not
guilty. Frank WicKA assault with intent to kill;
recosnizance forfeited. James Dc vaughn, larceny
from the person; motion for new trial hled Frank
Al. brown. larceny from the person; guilty; two
years In the penitentiary.
EQurrY CoURr-JHd0e Merrick.
T0-oay, Glrard Lie Insurance 60. agt. FELTON,; Il.
W: Tyler appointed trustee. wynne agt Aston;
SAFE ratined and referred TO auditor. Emmert agl.
CLARK; leave TO flle amended bill Frank ag6
Frank; appearance ordered. Town ags Town;
leave 70 ME answer within thirty days Cameron
AT Cameron; Testimony ordered taken BY r. II.
f ftnam. Morrison agt Coston surgical Chair GO. i
Va, Msnqiactuang GO. agt same; 40: Ray agt. Car
yer; pro confesso Bramhau agt. Morrison; do
sparks agt. Phillipsi complainant ordered % en-
ploy new counsel. Ruth agt. Ruth; leave TO In
tefvene denied. Moran ACT Moran; J. T. Moran
appointed yurdian "a litim.
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a NEW ACTRESS FROM nzookLyN.
Once n Rcigassg ts-,,e in ua.h,nrseu.

ce>GsfsSNA> ELiss SAWS ~ Sur T. nfs wFFH m
coNoEhSs rfN AicNE.
Tais dispatch apparel yesterday In tue Brook
lyn Cfisrn:
DETROIT. october 1.-the alleged VIE M m,
Hon. Archibald N. B.lss. Rcpresen,atiys an ccu.
grN,ss non the NTH congressional District OF N.yv
YORK. which forms a portion @; Brooklyn follow
ING the example set by Ms Lanctry. NrS las
Brown Potter. and other society leaders aas taken
60 the stage. Cnder the name OF Mrs Katharine
X Howe she has been delghtng the
audiences at the Detroit Opera House an
last week In the coqastrsh role q Dafsy
In the comedy OF Natural Gas She Is a
nnely formed ana very handsome young woman
bcbbhng over In the animal spirit. viii rngIi, "A
smile aud dancing eyes, which sparkle VITA tga
and JoiIiv. She was once a righing belle In
Washington, having OF the stage : wrn a. ON ~
all the charms OF person and conversation that 60
with social dictinctlon. TAerr were uImors or A
S Sm ner s sss s loewg her departure oIi
view had With her last night by y,.ur CORE
spondent behind the scenes Mrs. Bliss answered
the reportof1al card In the fun boon OF a yerv
suit OF red and white, the waist OF solid red and
cut decolleie, the skirt OF broad red and white
stnpe4 With 1auuty hat poised on her head and
Q roll OF iuxuriant brown hair. Her eyes are 4
Il understsad, Miss Howe. said ysur eorre.
sponoent as the lady emerged from her dressing
BROOKLYN" -
81 am. she said. out please don't saw anything
aoout IL I don't want II 20 get into he paperS.
lou know am new beginner, the members or
tne company treat me gly well. am get
ung along nicely, and II might All be spoiled
bless, wv"
''No. sir; nothing OF the kind There Is no truth
IN tnal- There was never n breath OF scandal con-
nectea win my maine, and-and please don't say
anylnlng about me that would dislike
You nave lived In Washington
Yes. liked IL ever so much.-
stagsT" 'N y" " w 'uo
81 like u. Beyond that have nothing 10 say
nou can 50 back 10 your husband any timer
les II should promise 60 be very very good =
Ine New YORK San to-day says: Mr. Bliss Is one
OF the BEST known public men OF Brooklyn and on.
OF the hand sonest He has served nearly twelve
years IN congress ana was one OF the Commission
ers OF the old water board. He became a widower
nearly twenty years ago, ana his friends IN Brook
IN All process 70 be ignorant OF the fat that h.
mas remaried one OF his closest friends AID Ia
night: II 90 not believe there Is any truth In IN.
story rom Detroit 50 TAR as IL refers 10 the ALLEGED
marriage with Miss Howe an actress M Nr-
Bliss were married am satisfied would know All
about It." ~
Mr.. Bliss was In Brooklyn YESTERDAY. and after
the Detroit dispatch had been shown to hin he Il
represented 10 have said: II don't see that It' Z
anyoodys business. n the story Is true IL con
Germs me alone and II Il Is untrue there is no nee
OF my denying H." He did not seem 10 be much
exercised over the story, for he made his arcu,-
TONED trip 10 the Jerome Park races.
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TIE INDIAN QUESTION,
The Prellar Murder Case.
An ANNOUNCEMENT m THE UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT

In the United States Supreme Court to-day in
case No. ll50 Hugh Mortram Brooks atlas &c.
against the state OF MISSOURI, Commonly known
rs the Prellar murder case the chief justice an
nounced that IN view Of representations Of counsel
for the prisoner, to the effect that he
is unable TO pay the costs OF prose-
cutting his appeal to this court, the
case may be proceeded with notwithstanding the
nOn-payment Of clerks fees, such fees being re-
mitted, and that when both sides come to an
agreement as to the part Of the record which IL
will be necessary to print the court Will make such
an order with regard TO the expenses OF printing as
4eem necessary
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
LOR REM

Also. other furnished and unfinished houses In
most desirable sections of the city Unfurnished iats
IN apartment house onces for rent For particulars
and permits, apply at office.
oslw HILL JOHNSTON. 73s 18th It, NV.
LyoH RENT $3.50 y EXCELLENT OPPORTU-
nifty ID get new, desirable six-room house, bath
Low window; yard front and rear; 1901 Gales
st. near St cars. Key with owner. 701 18th ST. ne
Os-0rs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12
Fire On a British steamship.

SAVANNA, Ca, October l2.-At / O'Clock this
morning fre broke out In the cargo Of the British
steamship Hugh Lenden, loading FOR Liverpool and
Is burning nercely. The vessel has 600 bales Or
cotton on board.